Mission
Relative Theatrics strives to present thought-provoking theatre that examines the joining qualities of the human race.Taking artistic risk, we provide a community gathering place where thoughts can be exchanged about society, culture, and the power of creativity.
2020-2021 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN
We invite you to support Relative Theatrics for the 2020-2021 season of Risky, Relevant, and Real performing arts.
I love being part of RT as a board member, actor and patron. What makes RT extra special are the thought provoking plays that provide chat backs to foster reflection. The variety of actors, directors and community support is amazing!
- Janel Seeley
Upcoming Productions
LIVESTREAM VIRTUAL READINGS
- August 20, 7pm MST - A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM by Shakespeare - Facebook Livestream Event
- August 27, 7pm MST - HIPPOLYTUS by Euripides - Facebook Livestream Event
- Our Greek reading is in conjunction with Reading Greek Tragedy Online, a weekly series from The Center For Hellenic Studies, The Kosmos Society, and Out of Chaos Theatre.
*Productions in our virtual programming are supported in part by a grants from the Wyoming Humanities, The National Endowment for the Humanities, The Wyoming Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
"I support Relative Theatrics and other local artists during this time of global crisis because we need hope. With nothing but anger in the news and in our politics, with nothing but uncertainty in our jobs and personal finances, with nothing but fear for our loved ones and selves, hope is elusive. Even if you find it, it’s harder still to hold onto for more than a moment. Art elevates us and challenges us. It demands we pause our anxieties to ask questions, to contemplate beauty, and to consider problems that extend beyond this crisis. I support the arts because I can’t afford not to."
-Patrick Konesko, Relative Theatrics Board of Directors Secretary
-Patrick Konesko, Relative Theatrics Board of Directors Secretary
Season 8 Kicks off with: AND THE WIND HOWLS
SEPTEMBER 4-13, 2020 - VIRTUALLY
Relative Theatrics kicks off their 8th Season: A NEW WAY FORWARD with the World Premiere of AND THE WIND HOWLS by Leann Kim Torske, September 4th-13th, 2020, virtually. The play is directed by Anne Mason and Jared Mohr-Leiva and features Kat Tyler, Lea Bergman, and Anne Mason.
Jen returns to her small Wyoming hometown after an eye-opening first year of college. She wants a different life than her family had, but she’s decided that Wyoming might not be so bad after all. Her best friend Amber can’t wait to leave. The one thing they agree on is that their small town has never felt so small. Inspired by Wyoming’s history of trailblazing women, Jen buckles down to create social progress, change local politics, or if nothing else, show her mom that a rough-talking, hard-working Wyoming woman can shift the way the wind is blowing. AND THE WIND HOWLS was featured at the Wyoming Arts Council 2019 Summit.
AND THE WIND HOWLS will be filmed using a point-of-view shot where the audience will experience the story through one perspective at a time. Point of view shots are a creative form of filming to maintain the visual intimacy for the audience that they would otherwise experience when viewing a live Relative Theatrics performance in the Gryphon Theatre.
Jen returns to her small Wyoming hometown after an eye-opening first year of college. She wants a different life than her family had, but she’s decided that Wyoming might not be so bad after all. Her best friend Amber can’t wait to leave. The one thing they agree on is that their small town has never felt so small. Inspired by Wyoming’s history of trailblazing women, Jen buckles down to create social progress, change local politics, or if nothing else, show her mom that a rough-talking, hard-working Wyoming woman can shift the way the wind is blowing. AND THE WIND HOWLS was featured at the Wyoming Arts Council 2019 Summit.
AND THE WIND HOWLS will be filmed using a point-of-view shot where the audience will experience the story through one perspective at a time. Point of view shots are a creative form of filming to maintain the visual intimacy for the audience that they would otherwise experience when viewing a live Relative Theatrics performance in the Gryphon Theatre.
This World Premiere is commissioned by Relative Theatrics and The Wyoming Arts Council.
Supported in part by a grant from the Wyoming Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Supported in part by a grant from the Wyoming Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts.
